Over 1,000 people were killed by heavy rains and floods
Islamabad: French President Emmanuel Macron while expressing solidarity with the flood victims of Pakistan has said that his country was ready to provide help.
On his Twitter handle, the French president said that their thought went to the people in Pakistan who had been facing terrible floods with countless people missing.
“Our thoughts go out to the Pakistani people facing terrible floods, to the families of the countless people missing, and to the populations affected. France stands ready to provide help,” he posted.
Our thoughts go out to the Pakistani people facing terrible floods, to the families of the countless people missing and to the populations affected. France stands ready to provide help.
— Emmanuel Macron (@EmmanuelMacron) August 27, 2022
It is pertinent to mention here that Pakistan is currently in the grip of a severe monsoon system that has led to a calamity. Heavy rains have triggered flash floods and wreaked havoc across the country, creating a humanitarian crisis. Over 1 million people were affected while over 1,000 people were killed by heavy rains and floods.
The floods perished almost everything including animals, houses, and infrastructure in the affected areas.
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